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| 1. HOW LONG? |
| 2. I THINK IT'S GONNA LAST |
| 3. DOES IT HURT YOU |
| 4. WHY |
| 5. MESSAGE TO YOU |
| 6. THIS IS WHAT YOU FIND |
| 7. YOU'RE ALL THAT I NEED |
| 8. TWENTY FOUR HOURS |
| 9. TONGUE TIED |
| 10. I'M NOT TAKIN' IT OUT ON YOU |
| 11. YOU CAN'T LOSE |
| 12. MOVIN' |
| 13. AIN'T GONNA STAND FOR THIS NO MORE |
| 14. SNIFFIN' ABOUT |
| 15. CRAZY WORLD |
| 16. SO SORRY BABY |
This reissue of the long out of print album comes with a
new updated booklet and notes by Michael Heatley and is
the prequel to the reissue of the bands albums (the first
time they have been on CD outside Japan)
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Two of my most enduring pop/rock memories of the 1970s are How Long by Ace and Pick Up the Pieces by the Average White Band. Both were constant plays on the radio, both were by musically competent hard working bands, and ultimately both songs are all that people remember those bands for.
Ace were born from the remnants of British psychedelic band Mighty Baby and fell into that collection of bands who played their hearts out in small and medium sized venues across Britain. Dr. Feelgood, Brinsley Schwartz, Kilburn and the High Roads to name a few.
This album is a collection of Ace songs. They are relatively short with great vocals and good playing and the songs themselves stand up pretty well. Unfortunately the band were never able to reproduce their success with any of the other songs and consequently the songs have never stuck. For those of us who saw the band, they were one of the better bands of the genre and their albums sold moderately well. I have the album in my collection along wiith others by similar bands but for the average listener there is not enough in this collection to maintain their interest. Alas, the album is sold on the back of their hit which might help sales but will ultimately disappoint buyers.
Perhaps the best memorial to Ace would be a Pub Rock compilation with some of their best songs on it.
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